Opus Mortis: The Reminiscence
Psychological horror spin-off expanding themes introduced in Interitus.
Completed manuscript.
Psychological Horror Author
Award-winning novel — seeking literary representation & screen adaptation.
Exploring free will, evil, and the fragile architecture of belief.
Psychological Horror Novel
A philosophical psychological horror about evil as the condition of freedom.
Interitus: The Gift of the Fall is an award-winning psychological horror novel set primarily in Rome, with narrative threads extending into Finland and India. The story follows a teacher and writer drawn into a series of ritualistic artistic crimes connected to an invisible brotherhood. Their radical doctrine claims that evil is not the absence of good, but the necessary condition for free will and redemption. As symbolic acts of violence spread through society like coded messages, the boundary between psychological trauma and metaphysical reality begins to dissolve.
Conceived with a strong visual architecture.
"An ambitious and original work blending psychological introspection, philosophical horror, and symbolic narrative."
A curated set of cinematic references developed as part of the narrative universe of Interitus.
These materials are intended for tone, atmosphere, and adaptation conversations.
A selection of in-world artworks attributed to Elias.
Ten literary recognitions in Italy, including First Prize and Second Prize placements.
Alex Miceli is an Italian author based in Rome. His fiction explores belief systems, moral responsibility, and the psychology of evil, where trauma, symbolism, and philosophical inquiry converge. Interitus: The Gift of the Fall, originally written in Italian and available in English, has received eight literary recognitions in Italy between 2024 and 2025.
Additional writing projects by the author.
Psychological horror spin-off expanding themes introduced in Interitus.
Completed manuscript.
Psychological horror novel.
Completed manuscript — seeking publication.
For literary representation and rights inquiries:
Manuscript available upon request.